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History of Feminism

redqueen

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1. What was the statistic about the perception of an even balance of the sexes in groups?

Reply to cinnabonbon (Original post)

Sat Feb 1, 2014, 03:16 PM

Feb 2014

Was it something like a group made up of 20% women was perceived to be an even balance, and a group that is 50% women was perceived to be dominated by women?

We have a real problem. These imbalances aren't even consciously recognized.

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Language Myth: Women Talk Too Much (and 'Check your privilege') [View all] cinnabonbon Feb 2014 OP

What was the statistic about the perception of an even balance of the sexes in groups? redqueen Feb 2014 #1

I got the impression that it was even less, but I may be mixing statistics. cinnabonbon Feb 2014 #2

It is even less. KitSileya Feb 2014 #3

Thank you so much. cinnabonbon Feb 2014 #4